'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan' in Narmadapuram to Benefit the Underserved
Narmadapuram to host 'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan' from October 2 to 10, connecting eligible beneficiaries to government schemes.

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'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan' Launched in Narmadapuram
Narmadapuram will organize special camps under the 'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan' from October 2 to October 10. Operating under the name 'Seva Setu—Sarkar Aapke Dwar' (Service Bridge—Government at Your Doorstep), these camps aim to connect eligible beneficiaries with public welfare schemes they have been deprived of.
The campaign specifically targets individuals who, due to bureaucratic complexities or lack of information, have been unable to access government schemes. Mahendra Singh Yadav, the state in-charge for the campaign, emphasized the initiative's importance during a divisional team meeting at the District BJP office. He stated that the camps will ensure government scheme benefits reach the person at the very last rung of the ladder.
During the meeting, detailed discussions were held for the effective implementation of the campaign and the swift, satisfactory resolution of public issues. Workers were instructed to remain active at the grassroots level, identify eligible individuals, and help them receive benefits.
Expanding Scheme Reach
Dr. Akhilesh Khandelwal, a State Working Committee member, urged all party workers to actively participate in this campaign. Describing the 'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan' as a vital and effective means of public service, he noted it will act as a strong bridge between the government and the public.
He specifically directed workers to play their full role in ensuring government benefits reach every eligible person at the furthest end of their respective areas. The primary goal of this campaign is to ensure no eligible person, regardless of the reason, is deprived of the intended benefits of government schemes.
Senior officials and campaign team members from Narmadapuram, Betul, and Harda districts were present, including divisional in-charge Sandesh Purohit, District General Secretaries Kunwar Singh Yadav and Mukesh Chandra Maina. Others present included Betul District Vice President Kantilal Yadav, Backward Classes Front District President Prashant Gawde, Janpad President Bhayyalal Irapache, District Minister Pranshu Rane, Office Minister Prashant Dixit, former Mahila Morcha President Archana Purohit, former Janpad President Sangeeta Solanki, Vandana Dubey, and Rahul Patwa. Together, they formulated a comprehensive strategy for the successful operation of the camps, aiming for maximum eligible beneficiaries to easily access these schemes. Camps will be organized at every development block and urban local body level, offering convenience to people in their immediate vicinity.
